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Horseback Riding, Falcons, Dogs and Gobbling Turkeys at the Echo Valley Ranch

June 28, 2010 | Field Reports > Clinton, Guest Ranches & Horseback Riding
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The Echo Valley Ranch and Spa near Clinton, BC is a unique place to visit with its incredible views and amenities. I went there to do some horseback riding but quickly discovered it some other features that make it quite unique.  It has a beautiful lodge and even a Ban Tai Spa which was designed by the architect to the Thai royal family. The ranch also has cattle, falcons, a herd of border collies and the noisiest turkeys ever!

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 02:57 PM

Float Plane flight over the 1300ft Hunlen Falls

June 28, 2010 | Field Reports > Anahim Lake, Attractions

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I flew up to Anahim Lake and then drove over to Nimpo Lake for an incredible float plane flight over the wild 1300 ft Hunlen Falls in Tweetsmuir Park. Absolutely amazing view from the airplane as we stared straight down the falls while the plane banked sideways!

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 02:53 PM

Paralympic Torch Relay Brings Inspiration to Squamish

March 10, 2010 | Field Reports > Squamish, Historic & Heritage Sites
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I live in Squamish and so I was was very thankful to hear that the Paralympic torch relay was going to come through town on Sunday, March 7th. The flame was lit by members of the Squamish Nation and then brought by canoe across the water to the downtown celebration. The Paralympic torch was ignited and then brought through the streets by individuals each having a personal story of overcoming obstacles and finding inspiration. An incredibly memorable day for Squamish!

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 09:01 PM

Vancouver Aquarium Belugas and more!

March 03, 2010 | Field Reports > Vancouver, Attractions
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I took a trip down to Stanley Park on a Saturday raining morning and stopped in for a visit at the Vancouver Aquarium.  The exhibits were amazing! Especially the jellyfish and the Beluga Whales! And the sea otters! Actually it was all pretty incredible, the tanks are huge and you feel like you're almost inside with the sea life. I then tour around Stanley Park a bit to see the Totems, some of the statues and the famous Hollow Tree.

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 08:58 PM

The Museum, the Art Gallery and the Symphony

February 24, 2010 | Field Reports > Vancouver, Art Galleries & Artists
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Vancouver really has some truly amazing museums and galleries, I went to the Museum of Anthropology and the Vancouver Art Gallery where the Leonardo da Vinci exhibit was on display.  I even got to have a sneak peak at a rehearsal of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra at the Chan Centre, Wow, what a great day!

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 08:58 AM

Aboriginal Arts and Cultural tour

February 23, 2010 | Field Reports > Whistler, Historic & Heritage Sites
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I paid a visit to the Aboriginal Pavilion in downtown Vancouver as well as the Bill Reid Gallery and the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre up in Whistler where they received a surprise visit from the Governor General of Canada Michaelle Jean.

I was amazed at the incredible artwork and carvings, the intricate detail and the dedication of the craftsmen.  Everyone I met was had a wealth of knowledge and passion for sharing their culture.

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 09:34 AM

Maelle Ricker Gold Medal Rocks Squamish Climbers

February 20, 2010 | Field Reports > Squamish, Skiing & Snowboarding
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I received an email from some friends that decided they wanted to show their enthusiasm and appreciation for Maelle Ricker's Olympic Gold Medal effort in winning the Snowboard Cross event.  They painted a huge banner and then climbed up the face of the Squamish Chief and hung it for all to see! Maelle Ricker Rocks!

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 02:46 PM

Driving the Sea to Sky Highway from Vancouver to Whistler

February 10, 2010 | Field Reports > Squamish, Sightseeing Tours
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I started down at Stanley Park in Vancouver and then took a drive over the Lions Gate Bridge and then up to the Sea to Sky Highway.  It was amazing, I stopped at a few of the towns alongs the way and checked out some of the viewpoints and attractions that line the highway.  The weather turned on me just as I reached Squamish and the incredible massive of the Stawamus Chief but the mountain peaks were still visible through the clouds! Beautiful drive!

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 08:28 AM

Heli-hiking and climbing Mt Syphax with CMH

September 01, 2009 | Field Reports > Golden, Hiking
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I decide to push the limits of heli-hiking by doing a mountaineering climb up Mt Syphax in the Purcell Mountains of British Columbia with Canadian Mountain Holidays (CMH).

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 11:20 AM

Scaling the heights of the Via Ferrata with CMH

September 01, 2009 | Field Reports > Golden, Hiking
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Watch as I scale the heights of Mt Nimbus along the Via Ferrata route with Canadian Mountain Holidays (CMH).

Posted by Ivan Hughes, Squamish at 11:18 AM

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